Your Linux administrator left
And nobody else on the team knows exactly what they were maintaining, or why.
Experienced Linux Support Without Another Full-Time Hire
Cyberteknic secures, maintains, troubleshoots, and modernizes business-critical Linux systems for growing companies — remotely, without the overhead of a full-time administrator.
- 26+ Years Experience
- Red Hat Trained
- Remote Support
Linux shouldn't become a business problem.
It usually starts with one of these — and none of them require you to hire a full-time Linux administrator to fix.
Nobody on your team specializes in Linux
Your systems run fine — until they don't, and nobody in-house knows where to start.
Something broke
A server, a service, or an application stopped working and it needs to come back safely, not just quickly.
You're concerned about security
Patches, access control, and exposure haven't been reviewed in a while, and that worries you.
An aging system needs modernization
It still works, but it's running on borrowed time and nobody wants to be the one who breaks it.
You don't need a full-time Linux administrator
You need experienced help when it matters, not a new full-time hire.
Services
Focused Linux capabilities, not a technology inventory — each grounded in a real business need.
Security is part of responsible systems administration.
Cyberteknic doesn't treat security as an add-on. It's built into how every system is administered.
Not sure exactly what you need? Start with an assessment.
A structured technical and security review is a low-friction way to begin — no long-term commitment required to find out where you actually stand.
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Assess
A structured review of your current Linux environment — what exists, what it depends on, and what condition it is in.
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Recommend
A clear, prioritized set of recommendations in plain language, sized to real business risk.
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Remediate
The actual work — patched, hardened, fixed, or modernized, in reviewed stages.
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Document
A written record of what exists and what changed, so the knowledge stays with the business.
Real businesses have real systems.
Not every environment is a clean, single-purpose Linux deployment — and that's fine. Cyberteknic works with what you actually have.
Who you would actually be working with
Mark Lame
Founder, Cyberteknic
26+ years working with Linux systems, from small-business servers to enterprise environments. Red Hat trained, with hands-on experience keeping business-critical infrastructure — including the Linux underneath third-party and proprietary applications — patched, secure, and running.
- 26+ years of Linux systems administration
- Red Hat training
- Enterprise and SMB systems experience
- Security and hardening focus
- Modern and legacy systems support
How it works
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Tell us what's happening
A short conversation about your environment and what prompted you to reach out.
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We understand the environment
We look before we prescribe — understanding what you actually have, not assuming.
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We solve what matters
Focused, prioritized work on what actually affects your business, not a generic checklist.
Frequently asked questions
Can you work remotely?
Yes — remote support is the default way Cyberteknic works, for businesses in the Mid-Atlantic, across the US, and remote-friendly engagements more broadly.
What if our company primarily uses Windows?
That's common. Cyberteknic supports mixed Linux/Windows environments, including Samba-based file services connecting the two.
Can you maintain a Linux server running proprietary software?
Yes. Supporting the Linux infrastructure underneath third-party and proprietary business applications is a core part of the work.
Can you help if our previous Linux administrator left?
Yes — this is one of the most common reasons businesses reach out. We start by understanding what exists before changing anything.
Can you evaluate and harden an existing server?
Yes. A security assessment and hardening pass can be done on an existing environment without disrupting what already works.
Do you support cloud/VPS systems?
Yes, alongside on-premises and traditional server infrastructure.
Can you migrate older Linux environments?
Yes — migration and modernization planning is one of the core services, done in reviewed, reversible stages.
What if we don't know exactly what we need?
Start with an assessment. It exists specifically for this situation.
Let's talk about your Linux environment.
Broken, aging, undocumented, insecure, or simply something you'd rather have an experienced person responsible for.
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